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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

ENFORCING MORALITY WITH HICKORY CLUBS
WINCHESTER, Ohio, June 25.-Twenty "knshts Vt
the Switch" went to tho house OF a woman named
Martin In Jefferson Township last night, and batteIcd
down the door Two men who inside mado
some snow OF resistance and several shots were
exchangeJ without injury being done The knights
nv or, oSrred the inmates. Ms. Martin and her
daughter Lily then dragged from bed, stripped.
tied to the door frauie, and whip ci With hlckoly
switches until they were unconscious, and thelr
Iod,es were masses OF bruises and bleeding nesh:
Mrs. Martin was tho first to revive ana va toiu
that II She did not leave the county within twenty
four hours she and her daughter would be kiled.
The men who were married farmers living IN sno
nnIrhborhood. were dismissed With tho admonition
that II they again found In a similar house
they, too, would be killed.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN June 2s.-wiam NJ. Murphy (Nationaiiso
member OF Parliament, has begun proceedings against
captain Of H. NJ f. Shannon for seizng his yacht IN
Bautry Bay last week because she carried green nag
ROME June 2S,-In CONSEQUENCE Of diapatch from
Monsignor Scila, who represented the Pope at the
Queens Jubilee celebration I'm London Persco
and M0nsgnOr Guad have been ordered by the Pope to
proceed TO Dublin 10 execute their mission.
ALGIRRs, June 2S.-One hundred Moors. bearing fire.
arms attacked the spahi patrol at Bskara, killing and
woundiny several Many M00rs were also killed ana
wounded. The military interviewed and stopped the
fighting Thirty OF the Moors arrested Quiet has
been restored.
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REJECrING ALL AMENDMENTs TO THE BILL
AN EYE ON THE AMERICAN rrsuERMAy.

ST. JOHN, n. B., June 2s.-The cruiser Vigaut has
sailed from ST. Andrews report at North Bay Prince
Edward Island, protect the fishery there Lieutenant
Pratt has been transferred the ygant and takes
charge OF small steamer chartered by the Government
for the protection OF the fisheries in the district vacated
by the Vgilant
OTTAWA June 2S.-Commander Gordon, OF the fisher
les protection steamer Acadia has telegrAphod from
sydney. C. b. TO the Fisheries Department that American
fishermen now the cvince disposition 20 OBJ
the customs regulations aud to keep outside OF the
three-me limit
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ppoSprPJry OF THE NEW SOUTH

p,r,vopp Iune .s-The Matufa 'tuTers Record Tor
,,, w.ok will publish Its somiannua review OF the
Industrial growth the south These asurss show 'n'
tho activity throughout tho South during lno
Ara. half OF 1897 was greater than ever before o
number of new enterprises organized OF estaosnea III
that time excluding all that are merely p'"ec'o" "
alksd of having boon l,s1o against si| i'f 'A' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON

NEWPORT, June 2s.-The North Atlantic Squadron
sailed from here this morning. The os-ipec VIII 20
direct to the Canadian ashing banks; The fsntic WIZ
60 TO BOSTON to undergo extensive repairs TO her Doers
and bottom and the Richmond and ia ena VIII aseoh
- w 80 va,,ic 70 Roston and thence proceed on an
rasiern summer cruise TO PrOvincotown, Poruanl,
nath neliast Halifax and Bar Harbor, returning nero
e"r tbe q enne O tho Var College on the rst Monday
IL, s.,fp pn,i,e
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its officers declare that the fight In
the building trades will die OF Its own accori
without further attempts to settle from either
side The proposition to leave the matter 10 United
States Judge has been made and the bcklayers answer
has enraeed of the bosses that is now certain
that they will neither offer any terms for set
tement other than those laid down In their PLATFORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

THE FISHERIES AS A CAMPAIGN ISSUE
VICTORIA. B. C., June Ex-senator Voorhees,. OF In
DIANA arrived here Saturday and started for Alaska
the Olympia last night In an interview he said 1t
was q mistaken idea that the American Government
would close Behriug Sea to foreign vesseA In fact he
did not how they would legally accomplish It, Tho
whole trouble. in his opinion. was engendered by the
Alaska Commercial Company. and President Cleveland
was aware of this fact. commission would be APP
pointed inquire into the fisheries question senator
Voorhees, thought the question woad form an Issue III
the next Presidential campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
THE PAPAL MISSION TO IRELAND.

ROME, June 26-It stated that the Pope was induced
to Papai TO Ireland by the insstance on
the part OF English bishops ccrgymen and aymen that
the reports of Irish bishops the condition OF Ire
land were exaggerated. Wishing to get at the exact
TRUTH Popo decided send unbiased agents OF his
own to make investigation Monsignors Persico and
Gualdi who chosen 10 make the inquiry. were
called while their the railway station Fri
day last. hut started this evening for Dublin. IL is be-
lieyed they will confirm the Irish bishops reports
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WAR VESSELS FOR TURKEY.

BERLIN. June 2s-rhe Vossische Zsitung SAYS tie
Porte has ordered the Gernsnia Company OF Kic to dis
patch TO Turkey vessel with torpedo ca,chers also
Dine torpedo boats. The vessels are req .rcd 10 be
powerful and SPECIFY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

CHAMBERLAINS MISTAKE CORRECTED.
LONDON, Juno % Sir George o. Treyelyan publishes
etter in oontroverson Of tho statements recently made
by Joseph Chamberlain and other LberaUnonsts that
the only obstacle TO reunion in the Liberal party was
the refusal Glsdsonians to mako concessions
In their Irish programme. "The Gladstonisns have
said Sir George made CONCESSIONS In all the disputed
points, and therefore, nterpose obstacle to reunion
Of the party" "The Liberal Unioniss he concludes
will be unable to destroy the Liberals. but q
Of the Liberal party would serve to moderate is
policy"
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lNEW-YoRK WEDNESDAY, lssz-TEN PAGES

tune last year. largely than double Tho total
of capital dncludins capital stock OF inoorPor
sied companies) represented by the new enterprises
Organized or chartered South and In the enlarge
OF old plants and rebuilding Of mills DESTROYED "
fire during the first six months OF 1887 compared Win
the same time in 1888 was as follows: 1887,
SI61, ,l92, 900; 1856. $63,6IS,200.
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A WOMAN BuRNRD TO DRA III.

ST. LOUIS. jane % (>oeefrb. Mrs.. Donahue while
attempting to light fire with kerosene oil this
morning had her clothing set fire by the fauing
oil and was burned to death. The house was de-
stroyed and Mrs. Donahue's two children weie dan
gerousy burned. 81,
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yRAyspAorFro oABry RATss RED UCsD

AN FIR ,NCIsCO, June 2sThe Two Oriental Steamship
lines from this city have reduced their cabin fare
fom san Francisco to Hong Kong and Yokohama To
1900 a reduction OF $100 and $50 respectively, and
have made the round trip rate 10 the two cities $3.50.
This IL in consequence OF Canadian competition
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
ARK MEN CRUSHED TO

SIX MEN CRUSHED 10 DELE G,s 'po,,.uou,,
ctxcryNA III ohio June 2S-The TnesSt6rs fortsmousl
,ohol dspatch says: IAN excavation for pile ior ,ne
nrh shors Railroad bridge three miles from mere caVeu III
this morning crush ng six men 70 DEATH
A STAGE ROBBERY IN SONORA.
or Iotus Mo- June 2s-A dispatch from III Paso rex,
.ay.. fow days ago a STAGE travelling Detween sa,dc,
ana Santa Ana In Sonora, was aitacSen Dy ss
% 10 ,des ciaray resisted and morailv wonnnen
a servant had his broken tire two laos we're ueu !"
The wheels the carriage. ana ,ooO was III NE q;
Tho bantlts were pufsue" Az" Wv" y"
Them were captured and hanged
RUINED BY THE POOLROOMS: 49,, n
ru,c.oo Juns 2s-Th, inter says that Rooer. o.
shot himself thfougn the nes W.
yenS Instant DEATH yesterday He was mlcea ,s W .o
dead y the disgrace he brought on himself tor
49,, an the nool rooms He emloyeu as cooo m ~,
psper Arm days age slight sh itags wa,
th. vaung mans arrounta aud An inyestigs'on
IN had cole, ted 5000 which he hal faied 70
tJson parpus are wealthy resiients oi me 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
FAyoRING COMMERCIAL UNION.

AYToN, Ont, June 2s-The Farmers Ins ttute
South Riding Gray County. have passed resolution In
favor OF commercial union with the United states.
WELLAND. June 2S.-The Reforners OF Welland Coun'
ty in convention to-day passed resolution fsvorng
commercial union between Canada and tho United
States.
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MORE TRoUBLE FEARED AT ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, June 20 CspeeiaD.-Thc city Is compara-
lively quiet to-day but the striking laborors are sun ou.
and large force OF police reserves arc sauoneu a
police headquarters ready for any outbreak "hcu I"'
occur In the Gorham-st fight yesterday 1t Is now be-
eyed that fully ten aborers shot by the police ana
secretly carried away by their friends lhe three
wounded policemen reported better today. A.
o'clock this morning hve OF the rioters were arrese.
They are all MeckleDburg Germans Arrcsts nave ne.n
made all day OF suspicious characters nntil sDo
five lodged In jail The contractors tnls sao,
adopted a unanimous resolution not TO hire another
nnIon man When this re olution In male public more
trouble feared The situation Is the worst ever known
In labor troubles in this city.
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kBCEPTIOy OF THE EsYOUNG PRINCES IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, June 2s-Pfincs Albert vicsor aud PriRce
esergs met with a sahnsasHe rsospsss during the rs
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cosr OF MoBIIz.rIoy IN ra.ycr

PARIS, June 2s-General Ferron, Minister OF War, ex-
planned to the Budget Committee to-day that the expert
ment OF mobilizng the army would cost 100000
frarrs. The experiment. ne said, also involved the
ques os transportation. To achieve success IL was
Imperative that the Government shoald be ale mob
tiizc the forces at any given point.
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CONDITION OF EYGOVERyOR MORRILL,
AUGUSTA Maine. June 2s-The condition OF sAN'.~
ernor Morrill, Is not materially changed He remain" :"
" Ouatose state most OF tho une. sf
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LENGTHENING THE CANAL LoCxe.
ALBANY, June 28--Fifty bids were received ny
superintendent Of Public Works shanahsn To-Day TOT '0
work Of lengthening sxecn locks on tho state cana
TIA appropriation amounts to x4o3so00
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DANGER THREATENING THE IRON INrEREsrs.

PHILADELPHIA. juno % tSpeeab. b.-Prominent iron STA
tistcans here state serious aspect OF the
iron situation is the large importation into this country
OF foreign Materials coming principally from Great
Britain The Iron and Steel Association s OF the opinion
that the importations in April. amounting 10
the enormous quantity Of 2oi.5i3 TONS
will be exceeded by those OF May. Inc
Connellsville coke strike, causing so many metal
Inc Foreigners an excellent opportunity increase their
Import aons aud should the mills In Pittsburg. as now
threatened 10 upon strike because or disagree
ment tween the and employers to wages IL IN
declared that the opportunities will be s further In
aaaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

view in Phoenix Park Afterward Prince Albert Victor
invested with the mantle and sword OF the Knights
OF st, Patrick This evening banquet In honor OF tho
Princes was given at tho viceregal Lodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

LONDON. June 29.-The Gwendoline passed Dover at
q IL D. M yesterday The selcne passed Dover at 2:59
p, m, and the Ane 7:13 p Each OF these yachts
Will receive medal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
GRIZZLY TREATED IN MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS. juno 2S.-A dispatch from Wichita kan.'
says "a b. Bird with his wife and daughter, Lotta mas
arrived in the city and relates terrible story OF suffering
endured while confined in prison at Del Norte. In Old
Mexico Last winter Bird manager OF an opera
company country and while playing In Del Norio
the entire company were arrested upon msy pretert
and thrown into the prison in which Editor Cush-
ing was confined They denied hearing or trial
and allowed 10 see or converse with Amer
cams though tried to them While they wero
imprisoned four members OF the company dlcd or small
pox. while all suffered privations and sickness Lately
the company released They lost all their ward
robe Steps have been taken TO secure redress by pac
ing the matter In the hands of the proper authorities
GHILZIs BEATEN BY THE AMEER's TROOPS.
LONDON, June 2s.-In the House OF Lords to-day
vscount Cross Secretary Of State for Inda replying to
Lord Rosebery said that the vceroy OF India teegaphed
under date OF June 26 that serious engagement took
Ameer troops and that the vccroys agent at Candahar
reported that the Ameers troops gained decisive VIC
tory.
REJECTING ALL AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL
LONDON, June 2S.-In the House Of Commons tonight
Maurice Healy moved amendment TO the Grimes
bill that prisoners be given the same right to Challenge
Jurors granted the Government that theG Govern
ment be allowed to challenge jurors on account OF
their religion and that in the trials OF foreigners one
half Of the jury must understand the language OF the
accused. The motion was rel jected 49,,
Numerous clauses were proposed by Parnellte
members but all were rejected The Government pro-
tested against wasting time over proposals which they
Upon motion TO adjourn the debate Mr W ii. smith
arose and said that after the discussion OF this and the
preceding evening the House would be pre-
pared for the notice he about to give lCries
OF "coture" " and cheers He would on Thursday move
that at o'clock Monday evening the remain ng rcs0
utions on the report stage be put scratim without
debate
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GENERAL BOULANGER PROVIDED FOR
PARIS, June 2S.-General Bouanger has been ap-
pointed to the command OF the Thirteenth Army Corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

NEW CLERK FOR AUBURy PRISON
Albany June 2s.-Controllcr CHAP" has appoinfeA
cx-Asscmblyman Albert L. Childs clerk VI Aubur"
Prison. .r-.
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ruK CRIMES BILL TO BE PASSED IN Af v.von,
MORE JUBILEE FESTIVITIES - fA.uA-
An,.r REPORT on NJ PAsrkuAs ''
MrNr-USPREcEDENrEp HnNoNo
MR.. BLAINE - MRS POTTER iN
ANOTHER POOR PLAY,
rpy cIpIE TO The TRIBUSRI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
THE MOasOS CHURCH.
wiIford woodruff Assumes the
Presidency.

CHICAGO, Ill, August "A Times
special from salt Like, Utah, says:
The question Of successorship TO the
presidency Of the Mormon church has
been settled temporarily by the sp
pesrance Of an address signed by vii.
ford Woodruff, president Of the apps.
tlel. He sayG: As upon two for.
mer occasions la our history, the duty
aud responsibility OF preaiding over
and directing the affairs Of the church
OF jesus Christ in all the world, de-
wolves upon the twelve apoetler, with
the blessing Of the Lord, and the IN tn
and prayers Of His people, We hope l !
do our duty until we, too, shall be laid
10 rest"
II has been thought by some that
either George q Cannon or Joseph r.
Smith, nephew Of the original Joseph,
would assume the leadership. Wood.
ruff Ia In the regular line Of succession,
aud his address, assuming control,
would indicate there In 10 be no denart.
urs from the orders. Woodruff Ia
eighty years old, aud a man Of
mediocre ability. He has been In
hiding two years, and Is ttill out Of
sight TO all tave the faithful. His
presidency will not be ~ rigorous or
popular % would have been lannon's
or Smiths. Az q matter OF course,
the Mormons will accept him. II 10
not probable that a formal election
will take place before April, II then.
The sposllee, with Taylor at their
head, ruled three years after Brigham
Young's death before Taylor was
chosen president.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
wnIiTIEK's WARD.
Phoebe woodmss Leaves the Home
sfth- Poet.

NKw Y, RK, August d. "A Dinvers,
Mass, special says: The unexplained
disappearance OF Phoebe wOodmAp,
the accomplished and beautiful
daughter Of the post WhillieI's
cousin, Ms. O. O. Wooiman, who
lives with her distinguished relatives
At Oak X oil, a beautiful country seat
in Danverr, has been the chief tonic
here iJr several days. The motive
which prompted her disappearance IL
mystery. Although an adopted
daughter, Miss Phoebe was The idol
Of the family, aud was especially
loved by Mr.. Whither, who enter
tanned for her thu affection OF father.
II was while the poet was spending .
brlel vacation In tue Now Hampshire
hlll6that somb circumstance caused
the girl 10 break the associations
which for over twelve years have
bound her TO more than friends, aud
start for the Far West, leaving no
trace Of her whereabouts, and
no Tar as can DO leaned
assigning no cause Tor her
aci. Ga the afternoon OF July
25lh her horsr, tied 81 n tree, was
found sanding In O grove near the
railway station. Gloss q, hand was q
riding habit, which gave rise to the
belief that some crime had been com.
mitted. Inquiry at the railway sla.
ton brought ont the fact that the
young woman had taken a train 10
Boston. Search Was made, but all
trace OF her was lost. Tho news was
Reluctantly told TO Mr.. whittier aud
he was cast down with grief Yestar.
day q telegram was received from the
young woman at EAs, Sagir aw, Mich,
faSing that she wNs Al thai place with
fIiends. She did not explain her
departure, nor signify any intention
10 return. TIE telegram was a. once
sent 10 Mr.. Whittier, and no advised
ono Of the family 10 20 at once 10 the
young girl and try 20 induce her 10
return. 0ne OF tho iamiiy LEI, last
night, aud Ia now on her way TO East
Saginaw.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION.
MISSISSIPPI RECORDS ONE MORE
BLOODY DEED.
A Faithless Negro Preacher Killed
by His Wife at Helena-Fatal
RAILROAD Accident
IsrloIAL To rHH ArrxAL.l

CoFFKhyiLLE, MISS, August 9 MIR.
JohuiR, Holley, Circuit CLERK Of Yal.
lobusha county, was shot and mortal
ly wounded here this evening at s
o'clock, by James Hyde and his son
Ed. The older Of the HydSs was
drinking 10 excess, and while under
the influence OF liquor began cursing
Mr.. Holley. Alter few hot words
Hyde ran up behind his father and
shot Holley in the bowels, the bulle'
going through the body. The two
sssassins then ran, but before getting
out Of range werv fred at several times
by both the wounded gentleman, who
Was lying on the ground, and the city
marshal. The two Hydes assassin
atsd an English peddlev, Harry Bon,
fontj, by name, In 1885, but escaped
on legal technicalities, and ever since
that dale have made II Q habit to come
into town on Siturdsys and endeay oil
10 raise . row. A posse Is out In
search Of the fugitives, and il THU
posse 10 successful In It's search II II
doubtful ~hs. vii! happen. Mr.
Holley cannot possibly survive, snC
great Indignation against his murder.
ers 10 openly expressed by the entire
population OF Cofieeville.
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Tho Blake Arrives.

KINGSTON, 0Sr, August 6.-The
steamer Ed ward Blake, on which Nc.
GaHgle Is said 10 have capped from
Chicago. arrived here at z o'clock this
evsuinr, aud was Immediately board.
ed by A. i. Holmes, OF this city. His
errsnd was to set from Capt. Irwin a
deposition that Sheriff MsisJn, Of
Chicago, was not party 20 Mciari.
Rle's efcape on the Blake. Bot IN this
he failed, 10 the captain would
neither mike a depositlon nor
give any information on that point.
The crew we're then interviewed, and,
although they won 4 cay nothing in
regard to McGarigle or the Blake's
trip. several Of them promised, II their
expenses were guaranteed, 20 return TO
Chicago and give evideucp. Capt.
Twin states IL to be HE belief that DR..
81 John 10 innocent Of any completely
In kcGarisle, escape,
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A LUCKLESS LAUNCH.
Several People Killed aud Navy
Injured at miiwaukeo.

MnwAuKRK, Wis, August 6-By a
peculiar accident At the launching Of
the huge steamer William IL Wolf, at
Wolf n Dsvidson's shipyard, this alter
mood, three persons were killed, seve.
raj others fatally injured, about TWEEN
ty badly hurt, and large number Of
Others less seriously injured. About
1000 people had gathered 10 witpess
the launch. Directly opposite the
cradle was the large coal dock Of the
North western Fuel Company. II is q
rooted dock, with huge derricks for
unloading coal. Upon the roof OF this
coal shed large number oil people
bad mbled. AZ the Vol struck
the water her port btS' sas buried
deeply In the black wa'er ., ne slip,
then she recovered and rol'H , heavily
to port. The water disp.ho, u b, iis hull
was like tidal wave, and Nv W ever
tho coal dock and upwsId IosHd e
roof, causing q cloud Of ooal usl and
spray. The supports Of The dock were
insr aiclent to withstand tne iorcs OF
the wave, and about forty feet Of the
shed went down with its living
| freight. A scene Of indeecribable con.
fusion ensued, but q few cool headed
people at once set TO work TO rescue
the people thrown into the river and
rescde those buried in no debris OF
the platform. Patrol wagons were
summoned, aud express wagons turned
into smbulAnces, and the dead and
injured were carried away. ewing to
the fact that many cases oil injuries
were not reported the unfortunate
beings hurried home In carriages by
relatives and friends, IL 10 impossible
to ASCERTAIN the full extent Of the &C,
cidpnt.
TT, BARRows. thigh broken and In.
MRS. fnsELTNa, Of Kan.a. City. in
FRANK RL2covER. :hurt in the ehs,t
ARTHUR coUGHLIN, boolhOcpor for
Green a Button, aud Patrick kinselle, an
employe OF tho zane firm, internally In
JOHN 7, R0sRNPRLDER, los broken.
JOHN MARTIN, extent Of injuries moi
known, but probably will recover,
About dozen people were thrown
into the river, bat were rescued by
tina lila saving crew and hostmeE
whose crafts swsrmed the river. IL Il
the belief, however, that the suction
OF the boa. drew some Of them ubder
aud the river is beitg dragged tonight
Thus far no bodiGs have been found
People who we're on the platform thai
gave away, saw that beijie they could
realize anything. except that theiI
was q crash, they were up their neck
in water. Those who failed TO erRsI
anything s)lid we're swept into tbs
river b. the eceding wave.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
rus CONVICTED ELtVGN.
HOW WkY SPENT THE NIGHT
in JAIL.
Two Remaining Commissioners Want
TO be Sent to Jail-McGarlgle
and NJ. John.

CHIcAGo, I'LL August o. "A special
from st. Cathsrines, Dat, says: Nc
Garlgle still remains hidden in st.
CslherineT. There is no warrant here
for his arrest, and mono ia likely to
come to baud for some days. II IL
Gained there Is an attempt 10 he
made to kidnap him under toe man.
agement OF detective. He Ia we'll
guarded, however, and hla friends
nave no anxiety on tits he d Fred
81, John hss been a. NispaIa Falls,
and this gives little color TO the Iu.
NOR that MEG uigle has made bis
esc ape en- route Tor Europe, but there
is no truth In II. No communication
from Hesh!t g'on authorities has been
~ vsd hy he government in regai a
10 MEG Iricle. The impression pre-.
walls IN official circles that several OF
the minor oHsuses with which hs IL
charged are extraditaI 10.